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Impact A force, also known as impulsive force, which acts only during a short time interval but which is sufficiently large to cause an appreciable change in the momentum of the system on which it acts. The momentum change produced by the impulsive force is described by the momentum-impulse relation. See Collision (physics), Impulse (mechanics) |
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Examples of business impacting solutions include: personnel safety, improved employee productivity, asset protection, supply chain management and increased situational awareness. |
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